The software models machines and manufacturing processes virtually, allowing users to visualize their manufacturing projects and reduce risk by validating designs in advance.
Last week at CES, ExoLens’ booth was one of the show’s focal point of the mobile photography category. The booth featured a giant ExoLens’ bracket, as well as displayed the lenses in action.
IHS Automotive says that 2015 was a good year for mature car markets, although this was largely offset by a very poor year for many of the world’s emerging markets.
The lightweight Glyph looks a lot like a set of headphones, but really was designed to be worn over your eyes to reveal a screen-less display directly inside the headband.
i-BLADES, the developer of the first smartphone case with hidden embedded micro processing technology, teamed up with Bosch Sensortec, to create the i-BLADES.
French start-up company, PIQ, made its appearance at CES 2016. The company has developed a sensor and a platform for athletes in order to improve performance.
The devices include the UA HealthBox, the world's first Connected Fitness system, the UA SpeedForm Gemini 2 Record Equipped, the brand's first smart shoe, and more.
In an effort to build out the U.S. electric vehicle refueling infrastructure, Nissan and BMW say they are opening fast-charging stations at 120 locations across 19 states.